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Rapper/Rabbi Moshe Friedman (AKA Rav Mo): The Music, The Message, and The Process

from Empowered Jewish Living with Rabbi Shlomo Buxbaum · host Shlomo Buxbaum

Rabbi Moshe Friedman is a rabbi, a rapper, and spoken word artist and has produced music videos with international acclaim. His journey has taken him from a searching Jewish kid from New York, to studying to become a Rabbi in Israel, while developing his unique way of expressing his messages through rap music. He was the lead singer of the band "The Living Wells" and now produces and performs under the stage name Rav Mo.  Here are links to the music that is shared in this podcast: Flicker | The Process | The Flow | Response to Wiley Other podcast episode referenced in our conversation: Moshe Gersht on Mindfulness, Equanimity, and Finding Your Bliss To support the podcast please consider donating at Levx.org, picking up a copy of Rabbi Shlomo Buxbaum's book "The Four Elements of an Empowered Life", and, most importantly, subscribing and sharing the podcast with others.  Connect with Rabbi Shlomo on Facebook and Instagram!

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